William Henry Harrison: 1840 Political Campaign

Political 1840 William Henry Harrison Presidential Campaign Patriotic Sulfide Brooch "Harrison & Reform" (1840) Presidential Campaign, William Henry Harrison, "Harrison & Reform" Patriotic Sulfide Bro

Political 1840 William Henry Harrison Presidential Campaign Silk Ribbon "Tippecanoe Club" Theme 1840 William Henry Harrison Presidential "Tippecanoe Club" Campaign Silk Ribbon, Choice Very Fine. This

An early William Henry Harrison ( American 173-1841) political campaign handkerchief, ca.1840. He became the ninth President of the United States (1841) Dimensions: Framed H 26.5" x W 31", sight: H 23

Political William Henry Harrison Presidential Campaign Teapot c. 1840 Presidential Campaign William Henry Harrison Political Ceramic Teapot, Extremely Fine. This colorful William H. Harrison 1840 Pres

Rare William Henry Harrison political campaign purse. Together with a small steel engraving of Harrison. Circa 1840. H 4-3/4" W 5-1/4". Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbo

WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON CAMPAIGN LETTER Good political content A.L.S., 8pp. 4to., White Post, Va., Sep. 30, 1840. "F. Fauntleroy" writes his brother in Indiana, in part: "...After Gen. Harrison's retur

Political 1840 Harrison & Tyler Unlisted Presidential Campaign Silk Ribbon with Gold Braid and Two Vignettes September 11, 1840-Dated, Unlisted William Henry Harrison Presidential Campaign Silk Ribbon

American Rare Harrison and Reform campaign flag 1840silk 21 h × 28 w in (53 × 71 cm) This rare flag is from William Henry Harrison's 1840 Presidential campaign, depicting a log cab

Title: Circa 1840 Campaign William Henry Harrison Folk Art Drawing Description: William Henry Harrison Folk Art Drawing. Pencil and charcoal on card stock, with pencil identification at l.l. W.H. Harr

"The People's Choice" in two different images of Harrison.

Each verso "Democratic Whigs"

Extremely Rare Tippecanoe Stoneware two gallon political crock. William Henry Harrison nicknamed "Tippecanoe" after his victory over Native American Forces while serving as governor of the Indiana Ter

Scarce redware pottery bank. Coin slot in door. Dates on bottom 1840-1888.L 3"H 2-1/2" W 2". Earmarking the William Henry Harrison-Martin Van Buren election in 1840 and Harrison's grandson's campaign

Cherry walking stick in worn old black painted surface, made from limb cut on Tippecanoe Battlefield in October 1840 at a Whig political meeting for William Henry Harrison, history labeled with 3.5"L

Ink manuscript letter dated Edgartown, Feb 1, 1842by F.P. Fellows regarding stock and the Nantucket delegation. Letter measures 10" x 8" and is on William Henry Harrison letterhead, featurin

Lithographic image "Published by John Childs, 90 Nassau Street" 1840, oblong folio. The artist forecasts a Whig electoral victory and dramatizes the politically ruinous effects of Van Buren's fiscal p

c1840 William Harrison Campaign Political Button An antique Political campaign Button. The button depicts a log cabin, it measures 7/8" in diameter and is signed on the back "Benedict & Burnham", ther

[JACKSON, Isaac R.].  A Sketch of the Life and Public Services of William Henry Harrison. Philadelphia: Jan. 1836. Campaign literature for Harrison's first (unsuccessful) run at the Presidency. &

Political 1841 William Henry Harrison Memorial Silk Ribbon 1841-Dated, William Henry Harrison Portrait Memorial Silk Funeral Ribbon, with American Flags and Funeral Urn below a Heraldic American Eagle

Political Choice William Henry Harrison Silk Mourning Ribbon c. 1841, William Henry Harrison Black Printed White Silk Mourning Ribbon, Sullivan/Fischer WHH-M6, 7.5" x 3", Choice Near Mint. At center:

Political Rare 1841 William Henry Harrison Brown Silk Crepe Mourning Badge with Central Engraved Portrait Image 1841 William Henry Harrison Mourning Badge, with Brown Crepe Memorial Ribbon and Printed

LOT ASSORTED POLITICAL PINS/BUTTONS INCLUDING WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, 1888; JFK; JOHNSON; GOLDWATER, ETC

William Henry Harrison, 9th US President (1841, died in office , shadowbox presentation, clipped signature from a letter to Colonel James Henry, engraved portrait, first day of issue stamps, campaign

This letter was written by William J. Bryan (1784-1860) in 1840. Bryan writes about the election William Henry Harrison ("Old Tip") and informs a friend that his neighbor stole a "negro" from someone